Benefits:
Experience for further career in OT, PT or ST
Fun Environment
Flexible schedule
As a Pediatric Rehabilitation Aide, you will work under the supervision of licensed therapists (physical, occupational, or speech therapists) to support the care of children with physical, developmental, or neurological challenges. The role combines both clinical support and administrative responsibilities.
Clinical Support Duties
Assist Therapists During Sessions
Help position and transfer children safely
Prepare materials and equipment for therapy
Encourage participation and provide support during exercises
Set Up and Clean Therapy Equipment
Sanitize toys, mats, and therapy tools
Maintain a clean, safe, and organized therapy space
Monitor and Support Patients
Observe patient responses and report to therapists
Offer positive reinforcement to children during activities
Transport Patients
Escort or move patients to and from therapy sessions (e.g., from waiting rooms, clinical treatment spaces)
Administrative & Organizational Duties
Scheduling and Documentation Support
Assist in booking appointments or managing therapy schedules
File paperwork and help with intake forms
Inventory Management
Track and restock therapy supplies and toys
Alert supervisor when items need repair or replacement
Communication with Families
Greet families and provide basic information
Relay therapist instructions or updates when appropriate
o Clinic Cleaning
o Assist with maintaining clean restrooms and kitchen areas as needed
o Assist with closing procedures at end of day
Child-Focused Interaction
Engage children in age-appropriate play or warm-up activities
Offer emotional support and maintain a child-friendly atmosphere
Adapt to children with special needs, including non-verbal communication or sensory sensitivities
Compliance & Safety
Follow all safety and hygiene protocols
Understand and assist in infection control practices
Report any incidents or unusual behavior immediately
Qualifications Required
High school diploma
CPR Certification
Experience working with children or in a healthcare setting
Physical ability to lift, bend, and support pediatric patients